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Disconnect Hose and Utilize Tool Benefits

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This should be automatic on every piece of equipment. #equipment #yes #please 

What happens here

Once all hydraulic pressure has been safely released from the hose using the tool, the quick coupler can be effortlessly disconnected. The demonstrator shows how the hose 'pops off' easily without any residual pressure or fluid spray, confirming the effectiveness of the tool. After disconnection, the hydraulic hose is ready to be reconnected to other equipment. The video emphasizes that these specialized tools are available for various types of quick couplers, including both male and female ends, and specifically for flat-face skid steer couplers. This versatility addresses common problems like 'cracking the fittings' (damaging them due to pressure) and preventing hydraulic fluid from spilling and 'running all over your equipment,' which can lead to slippery conditions, environmental issues, and maintenance headaches.

Goal: Safely disconnect the hydraulic hose and highlight the benefits of the tool.

Tools and materials

  • Hydraulic Equipment — The ultimate destination or source for the hydraulic hose connection after pressure release
  • Hydraulic Hose — The component being disconnected from the hydraulic system
  • Hydraulic Pressure Release Tool PolySkid — Safely allowing the disconnection of the hydraulic hose

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It'll release the pressure in the hose. So once the hose pressure released, just pop it off and put it in your equipment. >> And you have them for both male and female ends. >> We have them for just basically, I guess you'd call this the male end. So, but this is the female part. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> And then we also have one for the flat face skid steer. Okay. >> Where a lot of times you're, you know, builds heap, you got construction workers, you got stuff laying on. No, no more cracking the fittings, having juice run all over your equipment,

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